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Council approves $850,000 transfer to water fund to rebalance enterprise funds
Summary
The council approved Resolution 26-15 amending the FY2026 budget to transfer $450,000 from the storm drain fund and $400,000 from the sewer fund into the water fund — a combined $850,000 — to cover water infrastructure capital work tied to recent road projects.
The South Ogden City Council voted to approve Resolution 26-15, amending the fiscal year 2026 budget to transfer funds into the water enterprise fund to cover city water infrastructure needs.
Peter, the city’s financial director, told the council the transfers are designed to "rebalance these enterprise funds" after capital work on water lines tied to road projects. He summarized the transfer amounts: "transfer $450,000 from the storm drain fund, $400,000 from the sewer fund, both to the water fund for a total of $850,000 to the water fund to to rebalance that fund." The transfers were presented as part of a package of budget amendments.
Mayor called for the motion to approve Resolution 26-15; the measure was seconded and adopted by roll call. During the roll call the mayor recorded affirmative votes from the council members present. The council did not receive public comment on this item during the hearing.
The resolution will reallocate one-time capital spending within enterprise funds; staff said the transfers cover expenditures already incurred or scheduled while the city leveraged state funding for road projects. No specific project awards or contract actions were announced in connection with the transfers.
Councilmembers asked no substantive follow-up questions after the motion and the mayor closed the item.
